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Time you spend with falsifying ideas:
The lesson I found the most striking is this: there’s a direct correlation between how skilled you are as a chess player, and how much time you spend falsifying your ideas. The authors find that grandmasters spend longer falsifying their idea for a move than they do coming up with the move in the first place, whereas amateur players tend to identify a solution and then play it shortly after without trying their hardest to falsify it first.
FAM: Az objektív igazság határa és az akarat bölcselete
The moment you start using human language, words and phrases you exit the realm of pure science.